The Story of Film: A Film Odyssey was first released in 2011 as a 15-part...

Following a hugely successful run this summer at the Noël Coward...

Jason Statham stars in Wrath of Man (a loose adaptation of French film Le Convoyeur),...

Clifford the Big Red Dog follows one central cliché: “People who are unique are the...

Trouble in Mind returns to the stage after a 2017 run at the Coronet,...

Lola and the Sea is a beautifully realistic take on the estranged relationships that can...

Cabaret is one of those theatrical productions that most people will have come...

Anyone who does business with people or companies in the USA will have to deal...

Football is one of the most popular sports in Vietnam....

During the Covid-19 pandemic, Tim Burgess became something of a patron saint of...

We Are Scientists bounced onto the stage at Kentish Town Forum last night, air...

Planning a night out can be quite exciting, especially in this day and age when...

Studiocanal is marking the tenth anniversary of Tomas Alfredson’s...

On first looking at the debate between William F Buckley Jr and Gore Vidal,...

Emerging from the uncertainty of the theatre blackout brought on by...

Next week, from 13th until 19th December, the...

If technology improves and advances, other sectors...

Being the Ricardos explores the rocky relationship between Lucille Ball (Nicole Kidman) and...

Although there are many translation apps and websites, there is still a high...

The King’s Man is the prequel to Kingsman and the third movie in the franchise. Directed once again by action film veteran Matthew Vaughn (Kick-Ass, Layer Cake), it takes the story back to the early 20th century to explore the origin story of how the British spy agency was first formed during the...

Todd Haynes’ new release The...

Last night the much-anticipated...